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Who is responsible for designating a temporary detention area in a district or BSO facility?
Who is responsible for the supervision and accountability of a detainee during processing, searching, and temporary detention?
What type of accommodations must be provided for detainees in temporary detention areas?
What is the range of room temperatures that must be maintained in temporary detention areas?
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Who is responsible for providing for a detainee's other needs as requested?
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What type of restraints are authorized for use by BSO deputies to restrain a detainee?
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Who is authorized to use stun belts to restrain a detainee?
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When did the standard operating procedure for temporary detention areas become effective?
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How often will the district/division captain or designee inspect the temporary detention area?
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What will be used to document the inspection of the temporary detention area?
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What should be done immediately if a deficiency is noted during the inspection?
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Where will the Adult / Juvenile Temporary Detention Observation Log and Temporary Detention Inspection Log files be maintained?
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What should every district or BSO facility with a temporary detention area have?
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What should an employee do if they observe an emergency in the temporary detention area?
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What is the purpose of the face-to-face visual check and electronic observation?
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What is the effective date of the revised standard operating procedure?
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What is the primary purpose of DOD personnel responding to the designated command location?
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What type of training will employees receive regarding the temporary detention area?
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Where will video equipment be placed in the Temporary Detention/Holding area?
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What is a restriction on individuals who can be placed in the holding area?
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What is the role of the DLE Incident Commander in a mass arrest situation?
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What is the purpose of supervisors reviewing temporary detention procedures during roll-call training?
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What is the reference for the procedures regarding mobilization and deployment of DOD personnel?
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What is the effective date of the revised Standard Operating Procedures?
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What is the requirement for a fixed object used to restrain a detainee?
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What is the first step in preparing a temporary detention area?
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What must be completed for all property seized from a detainee?
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Who is responsible for the care, custody, and control of a detainee in a temporary detention area?
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What must be ensured by the deputy supervising a detainee of the opposite sex in a temporary detention area?
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What must be stored in a secured area?
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What is the purpose of searching a temporary detention area?
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What is the final step in preparing a detainee for placement in a temporary detention area?
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What is the primary purpose of controlling access to the detainee and temporary detention area?
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What should deputies do if they encounter a duress situation in a temporary detention area?
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What is the maximum number of detainees allowed in a holding cell at any time, absent exigent circumstances?
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What should be done with detainees if an arrest is made that exceeds the maximum capacity of the holding area?
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What are deputies allowed to carry in holding areas, according to BSO policy?
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What is the purpose of searching detainees in accordance with BSO policy?
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Where should deputies secure their firearms before entering the holding area?
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Why should deputies notify Communications when taking a detainee into a temporary detention area?
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Study Notes
Temporary Detention Areas
- A designated room or area will be assigned for temporary detention at each district or BSO facility without a temporary detention area.
- The district captain or BSO facility supervisor will be responsible for designating the area.
Deputy Responsibilities
- Deputies who arrest and transport individuals will be responsible for the supervision and accountability of the detainee's processing, searching, and temporary detention.
- Deputies will provide for the detainee's needs, including seating, water, restrooms, and other necessities.
Restraints in Temporary Detention
- Only BSO-authorized restraints will be used to restrain detainees, including:
- Standard police handcuffs
- Leg irons
- Restraining belts
- Flex cuffs
- Leg braces
- Stun belts (only used by BSO deputies with specialized training)
- Restraints will be secured to a fixed object specifically designed for that purpose.
Security, Supervision, and Documentation
- Temporary detention areas will be thoroughly searched for weapons, contraband, damage, or evidence before and after use.
- Detainees will be thoroughly searched, and an itemized inventory of seized property will be completed.
- A deputy will be responsible for the care, custody, and control of the detainee.
- Doors to the temporary detention area will be locked and secured.
- Deputies supervising prisoners/detainees of the opposite sex will ensure their BWC remains activated.
Inspections and Maintenance
- District/division captains or designees will inspect the temporary detention area at least weekly to ensure adequate sanitation and safety measures.
- Inspections will be documented on the Temporary Detention Inspection Log (BSO RP#97).
- Any deficiencies noted during inspections will be addressed immediately.
Emergency Procedures
- Employees will assess the situation and contact Regional Communications for assistance in case of an emergency in the temporary detention area.
- Life-preserving actions will be taken, and the safety of the arrestee and others in the vicinity will be ensured.
Security Precautions
- No firearms will be taken into the holding area; they will be secured in lockboxes prior to entering.
- Less-lethal weapons are permitted in holding areas.
- Deputies will carry their BSO-issued radios and notify Communications when taking a detainee into a temporary detention area.
Detainee Processing
- Access to the detainee and the temporary detention area will be controlled at all times.
- Additional deputies can be used to assist with controlling the detainee if needed.
- All detainees will be physically controlled and visually monitored to prevent escape.
- All detainees will be searched in accordance with BSO policy.
- Absent exigent circumstances, no more than three detainees will be placed in a holding cell at any time.
Medical and Health Care
- Detainees under the influence of alcohol or drugs, violent, or self-destructive will not be placed in the holding area.
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This quiz covers the protocols for handling arrested individuals at district offices or BSO facilities without temporary detention areas. It outlines the responsibilities of district captains, facility supervisors, and deputies in ensuring the supervision and accountability of detainees.
